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Toshiba satellite recovery disk download windows 8 free. Windows 8 recovery disk for toshiba satellite laptop
Computer problems always happen from time to time due to incorrect operations, virus infections, hard drive damage, system configurations, and more. Sometimes, you find your computer runs very slowly. To fix some issues or improve the PC performance, you may choose to perform a system recovery to restore the machine to an earlier state.
Sometimes before selling or donating your PC, you also choose to perform a recovery. If you are using a Toshiba Satellite laptop, how can you perform the Toshiba recovery operation?
Sometimes system recovery means restoring the Toshiba laptop to an earlier point in time but sometimes it means taking the laptop to its original factory condition factory settings. There are two ways for you to perform Toshiba Satellite recovery:. Before introducing how to factory reset Toshiba laptop like the Satellite brand, there is an important point you should know β the recovery process may delete all data including pictures, music, personal files, documents, etc.
Thus, save the files you want to keep to an external storage device before performing a recovery. After finishing the Toshiba recovery, there is no way to get them back. To back up your significant files, you can choose a professional file backup software.
Here, we strongly recommend using MiniTool ShadowMaker. It can be used to back up your files, folders, Windows operating systems, disks, and partitions. Besides, this backup software allows cloning a hard drive to another disk and syncing files to other locations for data protection. Free Download. Then, click OK. What do I need to back up my computer? What files should I back up?
Now, get the answers to these two questions in this post. As stated above, you can restore a Toshiba laptop to factory settings in two ways β a recovery disk or recovery partition. The first way requires you to create a Toshiba recovery disk in advance with the software. Step 2: In the Media Selection section, check the box next to the options you want. Step 3: If you check the Verify box, Toshiba Recovery Media Creator can check the data when it is being written to the disks.
This makes sure the disks work in a good state when completed although it will take a long time to create the disks. Next, perform the creation process by following the on-screen instructions.
Turn on the machine and press the F12 key on your keyboard when seeing the Toshiba logo. On the boot menu screen, choose the DVD option or USB flash option based on your actual situation by using the arrow keys. A warning message appears to tell you all data on your internal storage drive will be erased. Click Yes to continue. Just choose one option and continue with the next steps by following the prompts on the screen. Toshiba Satellite Recovery will take some time and wait patiently.
On some new laptops, you cannot use Toshiba Recovery Media Creator to create a recovery disk but they come with a recovery partition that can be used to reset the Toshiba laptop to its default settings. How to restore Toshiba laptop without recovery disk? The task is simple and see details from this post now. Power off your Toshiba Satellite laptop and remove all the external devices including your keyboard, mouse, monitor, USB drive, and more.
Check the box of Recover to out-of-box state System Recovery Options are included. It is a default option. I tried all of the links you provided although it seems they may be outdated according to Philip. Once I put the disk into my laptop nothing happened.
I tried restarting with the disk in my drive and again nothing happened, same bootup problem I’ve been having, and by the way my disk drive was definitely working. Also I don’t have a windows key since my pc didn’t come with one which it seems like I may need and according to the vast majority of tutorials seem to just assume that I would have one. One more thing, is there any way I can backup my files on a external hard drive or on this windows 7 pc I’m using now, both of which I have and have about a TB of space to play with.
Again though I can’t successfully boot up windows on the pc which files I need to backup. So correct me if I’m wrong but once I insert the windows installation disc nothing is supposed to happen right? The old page was deleted some time ago and WordPress has permanently deleted it however I recreated the link which will redirect to the new page and hence should be more convenient.
I didn’t want to retain that page as it highlighted all the flaws of the previous downloader s and hence in some eyes was seen as seriously anti-Microsoft despite its main purpose instructing to download and install Windows 8. This made me “infamous” There are now better solutions which are far less confusing.
Granted my guide still highlights the limitations of the current downloaders but they are much better now. Anyway the previous page despite highlighting the painful truth at the time has likely seriously acted against my last application s for a MVP award. Ok thanks for the ref to toshiba forums again I found what I needed to boot up from a usb windows installation media.
However after I go in to repair System restore still says my drive is locked startup repair fails and the above options through command prompt all say successful except for after I use. Hmm not sure what’s up with that. So I remove the USB and restart again, takes me back to blue recovery screen. What am I missing here or not doing correctly? Also one question, if I were to select to install or reinstall win 8 from my USB would that be a good option or would that remove all my files?
Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 8. There were also a large number who found this or something very similar to work: 1.
Afterwards It tells me: Boot files successfully created. I restart and The only thing I can figure that I am missing maybe? No My pc didn’t come with a windows 8 disc either.
And whats more since I can’t gain access to my desktop I can’t make one, or can I? Also I don’t know of anyone who has 8. Is it possible for me to do it on win7? Or can I get around using a disc or usb? And lastly, no I really don’t want to lose all my info on my pc by reinstalling windows or anything.
I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. SpiritX Volunteer Moderator. Hi, Check with Toshiba Support, their on-line documentation, diagnostics, and ask in their forums about any known issues. They can provide a Windows disk or you can make one. And there may be a problem with the hard drive or other hardware possibly cabling. If needed : Windows 8 and Windows 8.
Newegg and others will be offering the disc, Windows 8. Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to SpiritX’s post on April 14, In reply to A.
User’s post on April 14, Thanks for the heads up Philip. Why not put a link on the old page pointing to the new one? There are a lot of recommendations to the old page out there and referencing the new one would save many a lot of grief. Of course I will change my references in the future. Rob – SpiritX. Hi and thanks for responding.
As far as drivers – I can’t even boot up windows on my toshiba